Stelio Fergola: "Progressivism kills peoples identity and with the complicity of some of the clergy"
It was presented on Saturday afternoon 6 Stelio Fergola's book entitled "The anti-racist deception - How progressivism kills identities and peoples" will also be published in Verona in April, Editions Passage to the woods, 224 pages (€15).
This book, enriched by the narration of facts and the study of statistical data, wants to break the deafening silence of "political correctness", to affirm the sacrosanct right of survival of the millenary Italian civilization.
“Multi-culturalism advances unabated: overwhelms borders, deconstructs identities, subverts traditions, dismantles social rights, divides peoples. After United States, France and Great Britain, Italy is also about to cross that dramatic threshold", writes Stelio Fergola.
In the text the author addresses the social and cultural mechanisms that accompany this dangerous process of social engineering, which is leading the white Caucasians towards extinction and dragging the European nations into the abyss.
“The multi-ethnic deception”, adds Fergola, is supported by a part of the ideological clergy "who impose the diktats of a false solidarity based on indiscriminate welcome, in contempt of differences and in the illogical exaltation of that migratory invasion that fuels the big business of human traffickers".
“The violent practice of uprooting – which is well suited to the globalist vocation of the stateless consumer, orphan of the Homeland and the Community - has the sole purpose of satisfying the needs of a global market hunting for new slaves, ending up fueling tensions and producing racism".
Source: http://www.lafedequotidiana.it/stelio-fergola-il-progressismo-uccide-identita-e-popoli-con-la-complicita-di-una-parte-del-clero/

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